The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-07-16
PERSONAL.

Prof. Hincks' wedding will take place at
KennebunKport, July Goth.
Prof. George f. Moore of Andoyer, will
preach at High street church tomorrow.
John Scales, editor of the Daily Republi-
can, Doyer,.N. H., was in the city yesterday
Mr.. Benjamin Bunker, editor of the Ken
nebec Democrat, was in the city yesterday.
President S. II. Small of the Casco Bank.
returned from his trip to Bar Harbor yes
terday
Miss Bessie A. Mortimer, Colby, 'S7, has
accepted position as teacher in seminary
at Rochester. N. Y.
Bishop Nicely is staying at Old Orchard,
and will not go to Mount Desert for the
month of August, as reported.
City Physician King has so far recovered
from his late sickness as to be out on the
street. He will be able to resume his pro-
fessional work next week.
Rev. Mr.. Daniels, of the Second Parish
church, sailed by steamer from Quebec on
Thursday last, for trip to Europe during
his vacation.
Hon. Frederick Lord, the last surviving
member of the class of 1881, of Colby Uni
versity, died at Paw Paw, Mich, Aug. 10
1884, aged II years.
The Rev. S. S. Seward of New York city,
who is spending vacation at Intervale, N.
H., will preach at the New Jerusalem church
on New High street, Sunday morning.
Fred III. Palmer, of the Portland Wheel
Club, started yesterday morning in his pri-
waite carriage for tour among the White
Mnupfoinc FOL x.yifh h e aef
Fred b. Smith of Carleton street.
The veteran Baptist pastor in Maine is the
Rev. Edmund Worth of Kennebunk. He is
80 years of age, and has been in the ministry
fifty Iyears, for the most part, if not all Of
that period, with the church in Kennebunk.
DR.. G. M. Twitchell, formerly of Fairfield,
has lately disposed of his residence at Read
field to Mr. George Coleman of Augusta. DR..
Twitchell removed from Fairfield to Read
field about two years ago. The Doctor has
not wholly decided in reference to his plans
for the future, but will probably engage in
some branch of journalism.
/. W. Kingsley, F. Clancy and c. H. KIM
ball of Boston; L. d. Greenfield, New York
A, Dehrich, Kankaka, Ill. +; II. M. Cox, Dix
field; w. G. Hopkins, ST. Johnsbury, VT.
| G. l.. Thomas, Richford, Vt; II. Nicholson,
j. w. Post and II. b. Conkling, of New
York, were among the arrivals at the United
States Hotel yesterday.
lions Herald says: 1.-THE eldest son of
Rev. d. B. Randall, William Traitor, who
graduated with honor last week from Wes-
leyan University, Middletown. Conn.,, has
been appointed president of the Chaffey Col
| lege, near Los Angeles, CAL He goes out at
once to enter upon his important duties.
The venerable father, who has now given
two educated and promising sons to society,
is still, at nearly so, quite vigorous. He
made us pleasant call on his way to his
home in Portland from Middletown.
OF the Colby class of 1887, Miss M. E.
Kingsley will make trip to Europe next
year; Miss B. A. Mortimer will fill an i'm
| portant position in New York ladies' SEM
mary; Miss I'M. E. Pray and Mr.. Maurice
Small conduct the Norway high school; Mr..
w. F. Watson will occupy chair in Fair.
man University, Georgia, as professor of
| physics; Mr.. H. M. Moore will teach the
high school at Bar Harbor